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how bout:<br />
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rblProj.Attributes.Add(&quot;on<wbr />click&quot;, &quot;activate('S');&quot;)<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Aeros
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how bout:

rblProj.Attributes.Add("onclick", "activate('S');")

Regards,

Aeros

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oops scratch that how bout:<br />
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rblProj.Item(0).Attributes<wbr />.Add(&quot;oncl<wbr />ick&quot;, &quot;activate('S');&quot;)
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oops scratch that how bout:

rblProj.Item(0).Attributes.Add("onclick", "activate('S');")

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raterus, You're right....<br />
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I'm going to use radiobuttons...<br />
<br />
Thx...
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raterus, You're right....

I'm going to use radiobuttons...

Thx...

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Those work great too, I don't know why MS decided not to allow you to render additional attributes to these controls.
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Those work great too, I don't know why MS decided not to allow you to render additional attributes to these controls.

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I'm trying to run the function activate() on the onclick event in my code behind.<br />
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Any glaring syntax errors here?<br />
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rblProj.Items(0).Attribute<wbr />s.Add(&quot;onc<wbr />lick&quot;, &quot;activate('S');&quot;)<br />
<br />
Thanks,
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I'm trying to run the function activate() on the onclick event in my code behind.

Any glaring syntax errors here?

rblProj.Items(0).Attributes.Add("onclick", "activate('S');")

Thanks,

Radiobuttonlist client side event...

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